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BUGatti Veyron?

Bugatti Veyron Volkswagen Beetle

Ever wondered what the Bugatti Veyron might have looked like were it designed at the same time as the first Type 1 VW Beetles in 1945? Well thanks to the skills of a Polish photoshop artist who goes by the alias of RC82 Workchop, you need wonder no longer.

His beautifully executed render of the oddball combination goes by the name of Bugatti Veyron 1945, and unfortunately there’s no shot of the rear angle to ponder over. But his attention to detail is remarkable, the steel wheels, chrome bumpers, old-style door hinges and handles all go a long way to making this thing almost believable.
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Bugatti Gangloff Concept

Bugatti Gangloff Concept Car

The Bugatti Gangloff concept is the work of Polish designer Pawel Czyzewski. The concept was inspired by the one-of-a-kind 1938 Type 57 SC Atlante Coupe which was built by the French coachbuilder Gangloff. But it’s not all retro, there’s a good deal of influence coming from the Veyron, which gives the concept a contemporary connection to the brand.
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Bugatti TypeZero Concept

Bugatti TypeZero concept

Developed by the French designer Marc Devauze, the Bugatti TypeZero concept is a proposal for an electric-powered, single-seat Bugatti sports car. The simplistic design of the concept was inspired by the Bugatti Type 35 racer. And while the connection might not be immediately obvious, look closely and you’ll notice the dark central section of the TypeZero has very similar contours to the shape of the 35 – it’s just that they are for the most part hidden by the rest of the concept’s bodywork.

Theoretically, four electric motors would provide the car’s forward momentum. These would be supplied by electricity from Lithium-Air batteries. Lithium-Air (or Li-Air) batteries were originally proposed in the 1970s, but it’s only just now that manufacturing methods and materials are starting to make the idea feasible. The technology is still in its infancy, but it offers extremely high energy output when compared to the current batteries on offer. Great for automotive applications – especially sports cars of the future!
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Bugatti Super-Sedan Concept

Bugatti Super-Sedan concept

The Bugatti Super-Sedan Concept is an individual design proposal for a four-seat, ultra luxurious sedan. Its creator is Macedonian designer  Dejan Hristov. The Bugatti Super-Sedan concept features a number of styling cues inspired by the Veyron, but there’s also plenty of new ideas on display too. For example, when not in use, the headlights are hidden behind a body-colored panel, giving the car an unique appearance from the front. The doors open in a gullwing manner, exposing both the front and rear rows of seats.
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Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport L’Or Blanc

Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport L'Or Blanc

Bugatti has decided that the world needs just one more special edition model of the Veyron, because the countless others they’ve produced over the past few years just aren’t quite enough. This time Bugatti have teamed up with the German company Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin (Royal Porcelain Manufacture Berlin). Like Bugatti, Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin specialize in making the best products they possibly can, but instead of making supercars, they manufacture extremely expensive hand-painted porcelain dishware and figurines.

For some unknown reason, Bugatti and Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin thought that their two companies should work together and produce a one-off Veyron Grand Sport which featured porcelain elements both on the inside and outside.
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Bugatti Altess Concept

Bugatti Altess

With the Bugatti Altess concept, you buy one car and you get one free. The car can either be used as a fully enclosed grand tourer – where the occupants are wafted along in typical Bugattian-luxury. Or as a hardcore gentleman’s racer where the driver and passenger sit in the open air with only a small windscreen for protection. The concept was created by Amadou Ndiaye, an industrial designer based in Montreal, Canada.
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